Add S3 Bucket Permissions Check and Automated SecOps Response Action #6
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Before merging need to:
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I've performed my end-to-end tests and uploaded the 1-click resources to the prod bucket. I'd recommend running your own test when you have time before merging but it has been well tested on my side. |
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The Trusted Advisor S3 Bucket Permissions Monitor demonstrates how to use AWS Lambda to perform IT SecOps automation in response to an Amazon CloudWatch Event generated by AWS Trusted Advisor.
On detection of a Trusted Advisor S3 Bucket Permissions CloudWatch Event this automation removes the public permissions to list and write objects to the exposed bucket, as well as the permissions to read and write to the bucket's ACLs. Once the public permissions have been removed a notification message is sent to an Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) topic to notify the subscribers.